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Simba’s parent company Tuas terminates deal to buy shares in M1

Tuas said Simba will continue to operate in Singapore while an IMDA investigation is ongoing.

ITE Model Student Award winner gives back by tutoring younger students

Ms Crystal Jade Tan tutors primary and secondary school children at a Buddhist temple on Sunday mornings.

How the energy crisis will hit your electricity bill, and what households can do

You may be paying for hidden electricity use, from smart TVs on standby to air-conditioning units draining “vampire energy”. With another rise in the tariff coming up, CNA’s Talking Point explores short-term fixes and…

Singapore's wild sambar deer population leaps from 15 to 120 in five years

Once feared locally extinct, the deer now roam five forest zones in Singapore. But their numbers are prompting calls for herd management.

Building the future of AI: Helping APAC’s developers turn bold ideas into real-world application

Carbon markets, climate adaptation among green focus areas for S’pore as 2027 ASEAN chair: Ravi Menon

This is to help tackle the problems faced by South-east Asia including the need to grow, decarbonise and adapt to the impacts of climate change, he said.

2 women arrested for allegedly selling fake goods online; items worth over $14,000 seized

The police seized more than 400 counterfeit goods that infringed on trademarks during raids.

National initiative launched to spur SMEs to report carbon footprint, go greener

SMEs are often the source of large corporates' indirect emissions, which tend to be under-reported.

Fresh grads need to build at least two years work experience, soft skills in AI economy: Panellists

Soft skills such as adaptability and leadership are becoming increasingly important, said panellists.

Visitors return to Snow City for one last snowfall ahead of its closure on Sept 30

Snow City will close on Sept 30 after 26 years, deeply affecting staff and operators like Emeline Tan and many Singaporeans who cherish childhood memories.

Singapore and French start-ups win big at The Liveability Challenge with scalable green solutions

They won the grand prize of $1 million each for their technologies.

Woman wins appeal in 99-to-1 property purchase dispute with ex-boyfriend, owns majority of condo unit despite paying less

The woman said her ex-boyfriend had promised to give her 99 per cent ownership of the unit "to assure her that he wanted to settle down with her and would not cheat on her".

ASEAN Power Grid is an energy security necessity, experts say

Speaking to CNA on the sidelines of Ecosperity Week 2026 in Singapore, regional energy leaders said Southeast Asia must now turn years of discussions on the interconnected power grid into real cross-border electricity…

All university, polytechnic and ITE students to learn AI skills from 2027

Students from the 2027 academic year will have compulsory modules incorporating baseline AI competencies, while those already enrolled will have their existing curriculum "enhanced" to build AI skills, said Education…

Man, 74, arrested for drink driving after accident in Ubi

A male cyclist, 39, was conscious when taken to hospital.

AI debugging tool developed, tested by S’pore engineers rolled out to tackle rising risks

The tool automatically looks for flaws in codes and applies fixes with developers’ approval.

Man holding 2 hacksaws at Bukit Batok carpark arrested

The police had drawn their tasers on the man due to the potential threat of hurt he posed.

Number of Covid-19 cases rise to 12,700, CDA monitoring increase in infections

There are no signs the variants here are more transmissible or cause more severe disease, CDA said.

Arrival of livestock for korban at four mosques may be delayed, says MUIS

The potential delay could involve about 400 livestock.

Singapore monitoring rise in COVID-19 infections; current vaccine still effective for protection

The increase in COVID-19 cases could be due to several factors, including waning population immunity, said the Communicable Diseases Agency.